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UPDATE: **SOLD** Was $8500.
(08/25/2018) “This very late edition DJ3A (2WD) Jeep came from Georgia. My regular, run around town, Driver Quality ride, Nicely restored, strictly stock, a tailgate model, three-on-the-tree, and I installed a newly rebuilt l-134 engine. Very dependable, 5 new NDT tires, and a real eye catcher. Has rear seat, beauty rings and “W” hubcaps. Built early Feb. 1964 makes this one of the last DJ3A’s, one of 58 built that month. NOTE: This Jeep is 2WD.”
A beautiful example of a very rare restored Dispatcher DJ3A. It is a real deal of a price too.
What’s with those seats ? Looks like a bungee cord is holding w/s vent closed ? If it was a deal of a price , it would have sold .
Looks like those are just seat pads on the seats. The vent latch is missing the bracket. Those 2 issues aside, it’s still very difficult to find a stock DJ-3A in this shape.
Of course, the market will determine the final sale price.
Is this DJ-3A still available?
Available ?????????
Joe, to learn more.
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– Dave